Overview Medication apps reduce missed doses and improve treatment consistency.Options vary for privacy, families, or people ...

In our busy lives, we sometimes forget to take medicines. Thankfully, smartphones can make the experience a little easier. There are a variety of medication reminder apps out there. However, they all ...

PillPack, the mail-order pharmacy that raised $50 million last June, has finally gone mobile, launching its first app, for iOS and Apple Watch. The PillPack app will be available to everyone, not just ...

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A study recently published in Heart found that coronary heart disease (CHD) patients assigned a smartphone app for medication reminders demonstrated greater adherence than those who did not. The ...

If you or a family member has to take medication on a daily basis it can be sometimes tricky to remember exactly when or whether you have taken your medication especially living a busy life. One ...

Medication, especially the oral kind, is one of the things that people can be forgetful or lazy about. Taking pills and other medication at the same time every single day can be easier said than done.

Smartphone applications that remind heart patients when it is time to take their medication increased adherence to drug regimens in a study by researchers at the University of Sydney. The study, ...

Apple has released its latest iOS update, and a former Apple employee and app developer i Mobile calls it, "beautiful." ...

Apple isn’t inventing anything new with its medication tracking feature for iPhone and Apple Watch, which the company announced as part of watchOS 9 at WWDC 2022 this week. There are plenty of apps ...

April 17 (UPI) --A smartphone app with a reminder significantly improved medication use among adults with hypertension, but did not help improve blood pressure results, according to a recent study.